BVLGARI Serpenti Incanti
A symbol of physical strength and intelligence, the snake wraps its body around the wrist to showcase Bvlgari's flair for watch and jewellery design. The Serpenti Incanti �C enchanted snake �C coils around a dial glittering with 116 brilliant-cut diamonds on a 30mm gem-set white or rose gold case. The quartz movement brings to life two blue spear-shape hands that track the hours and minutes on the dial. The rose gold model has baguette-cut magenta rubellites to soothe the diamonds glare around the dial and on the serpent's head. The white gold model dazzles with pure diamonds: 112 stones capture the light on this piece. Both watches have chocolate or blue satin straps with a gem-set gold pin buckle. Two models with diamond straps finish the collection. Price: 45,000 CHF (satin strap) �C 70,000 CHF (gem-set gold strap). Sharmila Bertin

Any guidance on limits for the 50m rating on RO's
Hi All, I can't help myself, I love the Royal Oak. It is also such an icon for a steel sport watch. Comfy and looks great. But I am little bothered by a depth rating of only 50m on a sport watch. Come on AP! An icon of watch making, why cant they make their flagship sport watch 100m? Many other brands can and in a case that is just as thin. A bit frustrating, as I live near the beach and like to swim in my watches. I am not trying to insult any buyers or the brand. I still hope to have one one day. So with that said, does anyone have any guidance on how careful one must be with the 50m rating on AP's? Anyone have any water issues?Thanks.

Back from SPA - Seamaster Professional Titanium
Hi guys, I have recently sent my trusty Seamaster Pro Titanium for service with Swatch Group Malaysia. The reason was that it was running out of its usual range of precision and was also out of COSC. After approximately 7 months, I have it back on my wrist, running like new. The reason it took so long was that apparently they had to order some parts from Omega Switzerland. Below are the components changed during that service. It comes with a 2 years warranty from the date of collection which is pretty standard I think. Here it is on its Red leather Omega box. It came back from Spa in it. It is now running on an average of +3 sec per day on my wrist. Overall satisfied with the service. This is a great watch. It is lightweight and is certainly a 'stealth' watch, probably because of its gun metal color and that it sits close to the wrist. The lume is fantastic in the dark...just look at the sword hands. Certainly one of my favorite timepiec

Advice on buying Rolex in Spain
Hi all,I'm new to this forum but definitely not new to Rolex. So i'm planning to get my first Rolex here in Barcelona and I've been told the tax refund is 18% when I claim it back from the global blue office at the airport. However upon checking the global blue official site calculator, it's showing only 15.7% for a �10k purchase. So if any of you have done this can you please share your experience?Thanks in advance!

No More Deliveries Professional Series
Hi, long time lurker, first post. Just bought my first Rolex today, an Explorer 1. Very happy!! My AD has known my family for generations so it was nice to keep the tradition going. I love my new watch - it is simplicity and elegance. The only thing it does is tell me the time. Oh, and look good doing it, of course!! LOL!!!The bad news was that they said flat out that they had been informed by the regional rep that there would be no more deliveries of any professional series watches for the remainder of the year and likely into spring. The reason apparently is a reaction to unworn watches showing up on the gray market. Anyway, that's the word from one AD. FWIW.